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Author: shmuelyosef
Date: 2018-11-04 06:09
I have had very good luck with the Tascam recorders. My DR-1 and DR-07 are both completely functional and produce nearly professional level recordings with the built-in microphones or an Audio-Technica Pro24 stereo condensor which is a great upgrade.
The current DR-05 provides 96kHz/24-bit which is what I use in my studio and costs $99. I'm not thrilled with the microphone layout on it as it likely adds some phase offset in 'up close' recording, but for ambient sound field it's fine.
The DR-40 adds some useful bells and whistles and a better power/battery solution, but probably does not produce better recordings although it is still only $179.
I know a bunch of people that have bought Zoom products and they are mostly disappointed with the reliability and the quality, but YMMV.
The Samsung NOTE is OK for capturing sound at MP3 fidelity, but my experience with all the portables is the microphone does not have the sensitivity and a touchscreen is no substitution for dedicated control buttons.
My recommendation would be to buy a DR-05 and use a little of the savings for a decent tripod or mic stand.
Post Edited (2018-11-04 06:11)
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Musikat |
2018-11-04 05:58 |
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Re: good reasonably priced recorder? |
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shmuelyosef |
2018-11-04 06:09 |
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